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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
FATH n Es RK,GLHNN.
He UtiliZes tho Occas sion 20 Make an
Eloquent aud EOrcihia aetdress

NEW YORK, March 17.-The picnic of
the Irish societies to Jones' wood was of
mammoth proportions. The meeting was
called to order by Police Magistrate P. G.
Duffy. After few remarks from Judge
Gildersleeve, Rev. Father McGlynn was
introduced. He was received with tre-
mendous applause, accompanied by way
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
TO EEassg i'm New Work.

NEW YORK, March 17.-The general
term OF the supreme court to-day fixed
Thursday, the 5th day of May next, as the
day on which Peter Smith is to be hanged.
Smith. with an accomplice named Alex
ander Sweeney. was indicted for shooting
John Harmon, a Waterman, Oh April z,
1CCS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
Panic i'm a ChurcI,.

CHICAGO, March IA panic occurred
at the Roman Catholic Church of the Ma
tiyity, corner of Dashiel and Thirty-ninth
Streets this forenoon. The church was
completely crowded, and outside, on the
steps leading to the church. was a vast
crowd unable to gain admttance. All
at once there was sharp crack.
followed by a grinding crash, and
fully 200 men, women and children
were precipitated fully ten feet, the entire
platform giving away. Twenty-three per-
sons received more or less serious injuries.
Mrs. Kean, an aged woman, had her back
broken and 7. O'Connor had both legs
broken. Many people were injured bv
being tramped on about the head. and other
wise badly bruised. The people inside the
church were at first inclined to rush for the
doors. but We're calmed owing to the words
of the officiating priests.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
A Foolish Girl,

LANCASTER, Pa, March 17.-Geneva
Stoner, aged II years, of this city. CON-
mitted suicide lsst night by taking a dose
of rat poison. She gave as reason for the
act that her neither would not allow her to
go out at night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
ADDRESSED BY MIR. DoNNEany.
An Entertainments by ST. JOseph's
Parish at Turner Hail Last
Night.

An entertainments by ST. JOseph,S
parish at Turner Hail Last
Night.
St. Patrick's day was celebrated by St.
Joseph's church parish with an entertain
nent at Turner hall, the principal feature
bf which was an address by Hon. Igna-
Jus Donnelly. The hall was we'll filled
and the proceeds will net a handsome ben
eft to the parish. The opening over
ture by Seibert'S orchestra was of
Kopetz' arrangement, entitled Irish
Airs" Mr.. Donnelly spoke eloquentiy
for an hour on the condition
and future Of the Irish race. and paid some
brilliant tributes to the great men of that
nationality who have achieved fame and
fortune in America. He denounced
the distinction Of races in America,
and thought every Irishman would be too
magnanimous to harbOr spirit of revenge
against British oppressors and he proph-
esied that under the leadership of Parnell
and Gladstone the Irish people would soon
attain to the liberties and rights which had
for so many years been denied them by the
tyrannizing English. Speaking of the re-
ligion of Ireland, Mr. Donnelly noted that
Ireland was the only nation of Europe
Syhich had received the Christian religion
without coercion and bloodshed. He then
reviewed briefly the life and work of st.
Patrick. The address was in the speakers
most brilliant vein, sparkling with both
wit and humor, and was received
with tremendous applause by the
svmpathetic audience. The speech
was supplemented by an entertaining
musical programme. SiebertS orchestra
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
TIL Il IONA LIBRA,
It is a Commercial Nuisance and
Ought to Gse Abolished.
Special to the Globe.

special 10 tue GlODe.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-For many
years past the state department has been
continually in hot water on account of
complaints as to the manner in which COM
merce is conducted in the Zona Libra, 4
strip of territory along the frontier between
the United States and Mexico and which
extends from the west end of the Rio
Grande to the Gulf Of California. Since
Consul Allen was appointed the representa-
tive of this country at Pedras Negras he
was instructed to make an investigation
and report to the state department concern
ing this disputed territory with view to
giving the information to the mercantile
community. AS a result of his inquiry Mr..
Allen has transmitted long communica-
ton to the department, in which he states
that there is a growing sentiment that this
free zone should be eliminated and princi-
pally because of the fact that merchants
outside its limits are Disseminated against
in the interest of few who are located
within the debatable territory. Articles of
merchandise imported by the latter class are
only subject to a duty of per cent, no
matter what their value, while other mer-
chants not so fortunately located must pay
the full rate. which in some instances ey-
ceeds 25 and 30 per cent. advalorem. Thus
the tendency has been to shut out compe-
tition and enable a few merchants to die
tate eXOrbtant prices for the necessaries of
life, whereas if all were placed on ail equal
footing the benefit to the people would be
incalculabe. For these and other reasons
he urgently recommends the abolition 0f
the Zona Libra by congressional enactment.
At the state department to-day it was
stated that subj a course would be entirely
acceptable. as it would remove a very
troublesome question which is continually
arising in the settlement OF diplomatic
business between this country and Mexico.
and the merchants of the West are almost
unanimous in urging the abolition recon-.
mended by Consul Allen.
River Statistics.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Col. SwitZler.
chief of the bureau or statistics of the treas
ury department, has decided to gather.
compile and publish statistics showing the
commerce OF the Mississippi and Ohio
rivers and of the bridges which cross them.
In the work it is proposed to give not onlv
complete review OF the volume and
characteristics of the commerce of the rivers
in the past, but q statement Of their influ-
ence upon the development Of the country
through which they flow; the changes in
their commerce as a result of the inaugur-
alton of our great railway system, their in
fiuence in keeping down the rates of freight
OH railroads. etc. 1t is the intention to
bring this information as far as practicable
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
AT Montreal.

MONTREAL, March 17.-St. Patrick's
day was observed by the Irishmen of this
city with great eciat. The various Irish
national. temperance and benefit societies,
numbering many thousands formed in pro-
cession and paraded the principal streets of
the CITY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
AT Baltimore,

BALTIMORE, March 17.-St. Patrick's
day passed very quietly. The weather was
unpleasant and there were NO parades.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
SECRETARY ENDlCOTT.
ie Will Rot Leave the CaDinet..
Tlle surgeon Generalship.

Special TO the Globe.
WASHINGTON, March 17.-Secretary En-
dicott will not resume his duties at the war
department before Monday, but from Salem.
Mass, where he is temporarily sojourning,
he sends sweeping denial of the story that
he is about to leave President Cleveland's
cabinet. Exaggerated reports had been
sent over the country tending to show that
he was not in harmony with the admins
tratiOn, whereas all that had occurred in
his department to create such an impress
sion had arisen from the discharge of some
and the transfer OF other inefficient and un-
faithful officials from the surgeon generals
ONCE. Dr. Baxter was recommended for
promotion to the Office of surgeon general.
both because lie was believed competent
and was the next officer in order of SEN
iority. On account OF the bitter opposition
which proceeded from those members of the
medical staff OF the army who had entered
the service regularly, he did not receive the
appointment. Dr.. Baxter is one of the
surgeons who entered in
THE VOLUNTEER SERVICE
during the war and were afterwards, by
act OF congress- Incorporated into the staff.
and the opposition to his appointment was
part Of the division which has continu-
ously existed between the two elements.
1t was not due to the fact that DR.. Baxter
was Republican. Personally he never
knew what Dr.. BaXter'S politics were The
secretary's conduct toward Surgeon Gen
eral Moore has been considerate and courte-
Gus. Upon his first interview with the
new surgeon general he informed him that
the good of the department demanded that
certain changes should be made among the
subordinates of the office. NO objection
was then expressed by the surgeon general,
and if any communication upon that sub
ject has ever been addressed by the surgeon
general to the president, the president has
not informed the secretary of it. IT, as had
been alleged, DIR. GreeEleaf, who was ap-
pointed to succeed DR.. Huntington as as
sistant surgeon general was personal
adherent' of DR.. Baxter that was unknown
to the secretary. DR.. Greenleaf was ap-
pointed because of his eminent fitness for
the positiOn,a a fitness which was ascertained
after long and personal examination of
his record on the part of the secretary
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
A Little Girls Plea.

SptCIfI 10 LIIt UIOUG.
WASHINGTON, March IA little eight
year-old girl residing at Gordon, Oak, has
written the following letter to Secretary
Lamar. 1t was printed on small sheet of
paper with a lead pencil i'll style peculiar
only to children who are writing their first
letter. Every letter is capital and il
reads:
Mr.. Lamars wont you please beside the land
case that is in your Office now? Ma has Ia
work out and Minnie is sick and I have to do
the work. / am only eight years old. We
haint no money and Lige Moon is trying ta
get our claim. Ida French. Ma wants to gift
some money so we can buy some close and
git a horse. 1t is awful cold at Mitchell,
Oak, and we have to burn hay and canf
hardly keep warm, good by
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-18
5IDA FRENCH.

The letter was referred to Commissioners
Sparks, and went through the routine of
the land Office. and an official letter was
written to the girl informing her that the
commissioner had decided the claim in favor
of her mother, but an appeal had been
made to the secretary of the interior, whera
it is now pending. The little girl wrote an
other letter similar to the previous one,
begging the commissioner ''to get Mr.. Lee
mars to decide mas case. Lige Moon,"
she says, told ma that if you decided in
mas favor he would not give her eny mora
truble, but Lige Moon les This letter
was also answered and the correspondence
sent to the secretary to hurry his action.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Arizona Psstoniees.

A, denotes u. =. Money Order Office; ],
international Money Order offios; x, Wells
Fargo's Express olico. This list 10 correct'
sa monthly.
YAvArM CoukTy--Agua Fria VALLEY. Alex
andra. Antelope yailoy, Ash Fork, x, Big
Bug Bod Rock), Bradshaw, BaeDo, Dam.
BILE Iee, Camp Verde, Chniendsr. Cherry,
Chino, Cienega, Flagstaff. X, Gillett, Has
sayampas, Howeiis, Jerome, Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayer, Meesviiis. Psyson, Prescott,
AK, Summons, Stanton, Ss0ddard. Tip
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove, Williams x.
PnA CouxrY--AIien. American Flag, Ari-
yaos, Calabasas x, Orittenden x, Desert,
Espcranza, Greaterviiie. HArshaw. NogslsA
X, Orc Bianco, Pantano K, Ouijctca, Rcd
ington. Sahnarita, Total Wreck, Tubac, Tue.
son AK, Washington.
Ora CorsTY-Armcr, Giobs A \, Pio.
neer X, San Carlos, Tonto.
MonayK CouxTr--Aubrey, Brson, Hack.
berry 4. Hsnnina, Kiugspan Z, Mineral Park
A. Mollavs Cisy, POWELL (Needles), Signal.
CocHisE CoUsrx-Jssnson !, Brsbce, Cansp
Hnaohuca A, Charleston =, Contention Z
Dos Csbezas :, Dragon :, Fairbanks 4.
Fort Bowie (Apachs Pass AZ, Ochcavillo,
81. David, Tombstone Z, Tres Alimos,
Wilcox tsIslsy)A
GnAHaM CcuKTr--I30nisa, Clifton 4 Z,
Dancan (Purdy) Z, Dunlap, Fort Grnnt.
Fort Thomas. Mcgenoi, Pima. Stafford, Sol
ospoayille.
PsaL Couxrr-Butts, Casa Grsnde 4,
Dudleyville, Florence 4, ManiyviiIe, Mari.
copa 4, MssaviiIe, Picanho, PinaI Z. River
side, Sacaton, Silver King A. +
YuMA CoUxTy--Centenniai fPlamosa).
Clip. Nuremberg, Eortons, Parker, Yuma
AK.
Apache CouxTT--Erastus, Fort Apache,
Holbrook <, keams Canyon, Nutrioso, St.
Johns A, st. Joseph, Snsw Low, Snowflake,
SpringervilIo, Sunset, Taylor, Winslov,
Woodruff.
MAkIcGPA CouSTY-Gils Bend Z, Hayden,
Lshi. Mcdowell, Phenix x, Sentinel. Tenn
20, (Hayden) A, Yulture x, wiokcnburg.
IxDrAx REszEyATrcx-Fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
RATENTTS-

Caveats and Trade Marks Obtained
Office attended TO for MODERATE FEES.
Our Office Ia opposite the y. =. Patent
Office, and we can obtain Patents in loss
time than those remote from WASuIHGs
TON.
Send MODEL OR DRAWING. We I'D
wise as TO patentsbility free Of charge: ard
We make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBJ
TAIN A PATENT.
We refer here 10 tho Postmaster. the
Supt. OF Money Order Div, and TO officials
of the y. y. Patent Office. For circuinr,
sdvics, terms and references to actual eli
ents in yonr own State or County, write to
q. A SNOW A Co.
o pposi.s Pstsnt Ofaoe, Washington, u. q.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Episode Of the roseiga war.


About the middle O! the sixteenth cen
tury Ambrose Pare, the father Of French
surgery, revived the tying of bleeding
vessels with simple tnreads, ~ described
BY CELSIUS, the Roman Hippocrates, n
his account Of the principles and practice
OF tho Alexandrian school OF medicine
and surgery. Attempts to find an earlier
origin Tor tao ligature have not been suc-
cessful, although 90 sound schoiss =
Mr.. K. Neville Rolse. in his edition of
tho excellent ~Hand. book 10 tho National
Museum In Naples, thus describes Ne
beautiful fresco of "Encas Wounded
Tho painting, which Is quite uniu,-
paired, represents an episode of the TRo-
jan war. iEncas leaning on his spear.
with an expression denoting pain, has
his arm around the neck Of Iuius, who
wecps. A surg on Is on his knees, pick
ing up the artery with forceps. Other
warriors look on, while Venus appeass
from Olympus with sprig Of balsam.'
The proper reference Is 10 the LAtian
war, ~ told by Virgil who gives tlss
story Of Hneas' hurt in the twelfth book
Of the Eneid, verse as3 ct scq. It was
no artery that tho surgeon tried in vain
10 take up ia the hero's wound; II was
the arrowhead imbedded In the tissues
that had to be extracted by one H the
methods described b. CELSIUS (book VII,
c. ., DE Tells Q Coypore Extrahends").
Tho surgeon failed, as CELSIUS could have
told him he would, and Venus hsd 70
inteEposc with an infusion of Crctan dit
tany, which, used as fermentation,
caused the arrowhead TO drop from the
wound without further ado. Chicago
News.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Republi~an Territorial ConsssIt.
tee.

The following are the names Of the Repub-
lican Territoris, Central COMMITTEES:
Chairman--Willisfn Christy. Phenix.
SecretarY-N. A. Morford. Phsnix.
Apache--E =. Stoyer, Rosalio Colomo.
Cochise--J. Y. Montanden, w. r. Nichols,
T. A. Atchison, q. ID. aeppy.
GiIa-O. T. ConneII, J. G. Jones.
Graham-.-J. Y. Ohi, Z. A. Cutter.
Maricopa... VIM. Chrissy. L. Fowler, II. A..
Davis, II. A. Morford. ...
Mohave--.w. III. Taagart, n. i. Burdiok.
Pinai--.A. r. walbridge. w. II. Benson.
Pima--L. wolhey. J.. A. Zabriskic, ID.
MeFawn, X. %. Ferguson.
Yavapai---W. 3. Head. l.. wollenburq,
r. n. Marphy, Geo. 4. Brown, George II.
Tinker.
Yuma "A. @. Hubbard, Charles II. Brins.
ley.
A, iargc---Cark Churchill. Webstc.
Street,
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Notice.

From the Let day Of February, A. D.,
1887. until further notice, the building
known as Taggart's building, situate on
Bcal Street, between Fourth and Fifth
Streets, In the town Of Kingman, Mohave
county, Arizona, viii be the Court House
o. said county.
BY orles oi the Board.
En-. WILLIAMS, Dist. Atty. 8
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
A Long p,ssanes Telephone.

Long Distance Telephone.
Work is now being done which Win
soon make 1t possible for lnerchants n
this city TO set q cosy little desk In their
counting. rooms and talk without rising
with people In New York. Boston and
Philadelphia rs well as with evcsy sut.
scribcr OF u new telephone company. A
copper circuit has already been com
pleted between New York and Boston,
and the wires are fast approaching Phil
adelpbia. Instead Of tho ordinary teley
phone o. the wall the subscriber can b
furnished with a beautiful rosewood
desk about the size of ladies' writing
desk, with plenty OF room 70 write upon,
and with several drawers for papers.
The dcsk conceak the big magnet
which operates the bell md also the other
mechanism Of . powerful telephone. ex-
cept two silver warning balls and the
transmitter. The transmitter with oil.
yer mouth-piece about the size OF siL
ver dollar is held by metallic arm
which il so arranged that IL can be moved
10 raise or lower the inouth-piece several
feet. by On automatic devics the trans
mitter Is also kept in the same relative
position to the mouth nj whatevps posi-
tion II Is set. The only osl,cr thing
which shows that the desk h not gem
tleman's ordinary office furniture u .
little movable bar with four metallic
switches.
BY this dovicc the subscriber puts him
self out Of the city circui. and switches
himself onto tho main line for New York
or Boston which he rings up and calls
New York OF Boston subscriber with les
trouble than d caused 10 Gala subscriber
In the same city. The copper circuit b
perfect and free from induction. A -
porter recently talkel from the execss
tive oflioe of tho com pany 10 New York
over Il. Although tho wire passes
through iengthwise the whole noisy city
Of New York whispered oonvensAios
thorc was moro easily heard than the
ordinary city tslephonins. New Havss
Register.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
TERRITORY or ARfxoxA,l !.
l,OlsNrY or M0saAYR ~

TERRrroRY or ARfxoxA,l :.
COcSrY or MoHAvE.
Notice Is hereby given that unless the
Delinquent Taxes, together with the
cost and percentage thereon, ~ publish
cd in the foregoing list, are paid, tho rea!
property, upon which said Taxes srs
lien, on Thursday, the 3d day Of March,
A. d., 1887, commencing at the hour of
eleven tli) o'clock, a. m, In front Of the
County Court House, in Kingman, in
said county and Territory, will be sold
BY the undersigned at public anction for
the amount Of such taxes, costs and rsr-
centage..
Kingman, Arizona, February the 5th,
a. d., 1887.
DANIEL SMITH, TREAsURxx,
AND Ex-OrYicio Tax CoLLrcros.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
For the Year 4. D. 1886.

Arnold Gold and Silver Min
ing Company. Two pat
ented mining claims, the
Arnold and the General
Icc, in Cedar Valley Min
ing District, ti05.0O each,
$40. ......,..... z
Cost and percentage. 80. 2
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
The MoHAvE MINER.
PusIssxsD Evssy sATrsDAr III
JAA6ES =. HYDE,
E.1ate< axla Froprios>r-
Entsrsd al the prstofacs In Kingnan
O. socvnd -clsss matter.
srl,xCssarTIOH RATES.
ADVERTISING RATES,

Legal matter in this type. $500 per inch
for ths first insertion, and *l!W per inch
for cach sut,seausist insertion.
Bus,i,sss advertisements inserted ai
s,soiA rates according to time, place and
syscc requirsi.
Prvfcssi,na, cards, one inch, inserted at
e1,.DO per year including subscription.
ts,.nsuunisati.sns of a personsl nature
rili 80 pnbli<hcd ut tho option OF the editor
aud charged for at the rate of ten cents Per
line.
Tho NrsrE viii not bc Responsible for the
opinions and views Of it's correspondents
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
A Few Very Y,.,a rA..shs..

Some OF our eastern literature makes
me sick. IL is 10 overnics IL 10 nasty.
Do you know, tho English have added
sixty new skin diseases to the catalogue
OF cutaneous diseases through excessive
bathing! That reminds one OF the state
ment of the philosopher, that he bathed
twice . year-if he needed it.--Donn
Piatt In The Current
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
C'ous ssty.

Sheriff --sobsrt Steen.
Undsr-Shefis- =. kucncer.
Recorder = Ii. Bucksbsun.
Trssyurer--Danicls smith.
Probate Judge Cbss. Atchisson.
District A,.orney--w. @. BlAk~iy.
Court Conimisnoner--y. ]. hyde.
Clerk Of District Court. X. Mackcnzie.
Pablo Administrntor--C. @. u. Sherman.
County Suryeyor--Otto II. Kucnccr.
US. COMMISSIONER. j. Hyde.
U.s.. deputy Marslial--liobcrt Steen-
Supervisors NJ. w. Henkis, Samuel Cro-
zier and Henry kaymoDd.
Clerk Of the Board Of Supervisors---Cald-
veil Wright.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Day Mrs. Warren +. A lpuse
in The town Of Old Hack
berry and known a. DR..
Days residence ti00 -.
Personal properly &i91.
Cost and percentage ~.

Esquicr llainon III. A housc
and lot on Toriiila Nat,
with a corral thereon, in
the town Of Signal fS0, -.
Personal property 200.
Cost and percentage. 49,.
Farrell r. II. Personal Proper.
ty $40. ..s.. ...,...
Cost and serensaes.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
Tervitsriai.

Gsvomor--c. NJ. Zulick, PrescotE.
Secretary JaIsss A. Dayard. Prescott.
Assistant Secretary John ruTnas, Pros
cott.
Attorney General Clark Cbnrch;li. Pres
cots.
Tressufcr--T. J. BntIeT, Prescott.
Superintendent Of pubiie Instruction
l.. Long. Globs.
Auditor--E. T.. Clark, PRESCOTT.
Adjctans Gsneral--M. sherman, Pho
nix.
Supreme Oourt--Jno. G. Shields, Chief
Justice, Prescott: w. w. Porter, Assc-
ciate Justice, Ptenix; wm. H. Barnes,
Associate Justice, Tucson.
US. District Attorney--o. w. Rouse.
Tucson.
u. 8. Mars.,ai--w. X. Mesde. Tucson.
Suprcnic Court Rsportcr-Murat Master
son, PRESCOTT.
Surveyor Gsncral-yohn Hise, Tucson.
U. y. Internal Ecyenuo Collector : :
Fisher. Tucson.
Delegate TO congress-C. c. Bean, Pres
colt.
Judge Of First judicial District--w.H II.
Barnes, Tucs,n.
Judge Of Second judicial Diatrict---W.
w. Porter. Pheiix.
Judge Of Third judicial Dissatisfaction c.
Shields, Prescott.
Clerk OF the Supreme Court--W. Dodge.
Prescott.
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12
Tons NJ nseosasixa Yrasnsass.

Tons Of Decorative YrssMsats.
The Louvre at Paris has lately received
forty tons OF decorative fragments from
The palaces Of Artaxerxes and Darius
and eonternporaneous art-Philadsk
Mohave County miner., 1887-02-12

Bucksbaum II. 4 house and LOT
on south side Of Mineral
Park wash, above the res
idence Of j. w. Blakely,
$50. ....
Personal property 800.
Cost and percentage. 49,.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03

10 is iEterc ding 90 know, in connection
with tLe English sparrow nuisance at
Forest park, how these birds are treated
I'm Gcru-ny and made 81 De "a blc sing
IrongAs gla provided nd the caves of Tie
houses t--rc for tho accommodation of the
birds in hu.lnE their nests. when the
youu5 sgcT0"s are hatchci and the
mother goes Ont TO procure food for them
wiro screens are placed over them. with
iutcrst.ces large enough % permit the
passage 81 food % the younglng, but too
small to allow Lacm to escape from The
nests. As soon 08 they have grown large
end l.uUr taey age killed. and they make
q very desirable article Of f0od.-GlObc-
Un...--t. I,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03

'No,A.l--a., SOS. ilcreis; Gen. Jack
son eGcl Ian -c.tay.'
'tllel d .lln cried th1 deacon
"les, leWaa wolkIrg CA pennsylvcnia
cvcaue, aul told m7u to gct ont Of lis
way; the uu dilu G, aud tle president
sLa. HIM..
Ihe deem ,clitatel few moments,
thea broke oUt, "Iurrah l0r The generall
Why dllu the mau go. ont Of bis wayg"
--1ioucul, I'D. CONWAY.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03
10 ApVTrTrarne.

Tho RECORD + ore 0f the best mediums for
advertisers iu Grauot Cuuntvhcirp "A welcome
visitor % neury ey,l y homo n This part of the
county ana towns adjoining, tut 90 insure iu-
sertlnn the same week. advertisement. shr aid
be handed iu not latter thnu "Wednesday noon.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-06-03
10 conREsPoMnTNl...

We eannot notice anonymous communion
IONS n All cases We require the writers nHmc
ana address. NOT FOR publication. but us a
guarantee OF good ialth. And spoLl,nts
should wIlto upon one side oi their sheet only